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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-09
VISITORS TO TINS COUNTY,.
Something About the Japanese Quests.
5 ~ Their Plan and Ennk. sB

Etw York tribune. ,f.'Gh JsFsE
In convention with gentleman who
has travelled In Japan and who met here q
party Of Japanese officials who were In.
specting tho public institutions Of this
country, but have Just started for San
Francllco. where they will sail for home
on tho steamer Belgic, Tribune reporter
gathered some information about those
distinguished visitors. The head Of the
party was General Count Kuroda, who oc.
cupies the position Of Lieutenant eneral
in the Japanese Army aud Is Chief Coun.
ssllor oil the Japanese Cabinet. He Ia 70.
garded among the Aaia.ics as tho Bismarck
Of Japan. He is much larger and
heavier than the average citizen Of
that nation and approaches more
nearly tho stature Of European or Ameri.
can. His lace 10 heavier, with more
marked features than are customary
among his people. and 1t Ia adorned with
abort black side whiskers. He Is heavy
and, like most Of bis countrymen who are
heavy in form, Ia bow.legged. In General
Kuroda's party the next ranking official is
D. Sudzuki, who ia Commissioner OF Colo.
nization In the Island Of Japan, and after
him comes s. Komachi, who Is q student
in the University Of Michigan, where he
will DO graduated in 1887 with eleven other
young JapancEe who are pursuing course
Of study under President ANGEL, who,
while Minister to China, paid several visits
to Japan md travelled there ex.enniyely.
Count kuroda and his suite have been
around the world. In Europe they paid
visits 10 France, Austria, Germany and
England. In each country Count Kuroda
sought out the adopts in international
affairs, with whom he spent days In con-
sultation and stndy. The party that he
made up for his tour around the world
WAS selected from the several departments
Of tho government, including one from
the military, one from the educational,
one from the colonization, one from tho
agricultural, one from tho diplomatic, and
one from the engineering service. When
ever special subject Of observation came
under one Of these heads he required the
member Of his stat best posted in that
line to examine the subject aud report to
him in writing the results OF his investi.
CATION. In this way he will have a report
Of all his observations to make 10 his coun.
trymen. General kuroda and his suite
are oil Buddhists. He married woman
OF rank and intelligence who has adopted
European dress and they have two chill
dren. While in Washington and this city
the party received devoted attentions from
the Japanese residents and officials.
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"HEELlNG & ELM GROVE r. R.
w 0nEnd After OVEMBER IS, lSS6, trains will
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRu!sTEE'S SALE OF MANCHESTER
BY virtue Of a Deed OF Tr,s, made to me- A,
trustee by !. l.. Kimberly and wife, dated October
nc County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
N Deed OF Trust Book No. IL rage lss, shall sell
Ut public auction, on '
SATURDAY, APRIL 0, 1857,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, nj tho front ano-
q me Couts House Of said county, In the city OF
Wheeling, the following described properly, thStis
70 say; certain parcel OF ground situated III The
city o. Wheeling Ohio counts, IVES. Virginia. con.
Aining one fourth Of All acsc, bounded and de-
weizcl street formerly called william tirceII NJ
tho northwest corner OF tho lot marked "llar.
a,s ;. on the plat Of the suhdiyisons OF tho
sol and S62 In tho Office OF tho CLERK OF The Comfy
Court oil Ohio county: thence along the north linS
o. saa "liargtayts lot casiwerdlyio tho west line
q INC street marked on said plat "Reilly street."
south side Of the Reilly hill road thence Win said
south slde wcstwRrdly and northwcslwar!ly as
x Ws' on sad rst 70 the cast side Of William NOV
MeEcl street Eouth~atdly to the beginning, or.
ccpt!nG however. 10 much OF said parcel OF gfounh
NY, w. conveyed by the said T. l.. Himbcily AMI
uated october !. lASs. and now of rccori In Tho
Office 0! tho Clerk Of the County Court of ohIr
county ~ Deed Hook No. IS. At page sl the parts
e9eef|e! being described as follows: beginning nj
ne northwcsterly corner OF tho ,HarsrnScs. Bam.
heil!y purchase on the southrasterly AIae Of WGi.
tel street. and with said side of said sirce; north
wardly one bundled and for,y.iour (lii ieet 10 A
point IN line with tho southwar!ly side O, the
Stone foundation Of kimbcrly's frame stable on A
lory loot street designated M Reilly street on Inn
nsot]Aid pA! OF subdivisions OF tho Reilly cNiaIe
thence 10 and with Nid side o! said stable ioHndS
lion 10 the westerly side Of said Reilly street
sAuthssry nt,y.thscc (5S, irrt to tho nortkl.a;e,
y corner Of tho llarIravcs. Blum purchase AND
With Tho horthcrly limo OF Mid llargravcs tract
wcstwAtdfy TO the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethirl, or AS much nom
" the purchaser may elect cash III hand on Tho
day OF sale, and any residue III two equal Install.
McnA payable In ono and Two yeAn tfon, tho day
o. Mlc with interest from that day. the p,,rchalcr
70 Givc his notes for tho dctetnN instAlImcnts nnd
70 secure the Name by deed OF trus, upon Tho pTon
etly and insurance policies upon tho bulld!,,ss il
The sastsleesioh OF tho trustee
Tito believed goct, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such tito ~ Ia vested In mo
". II. HALl.ER, Auctouce.. mtiG
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"Endorsed by tho Knights OF Labor"

See what the LABOR Herald, OF Rich.
mond, Va, says Of Strawberry Twist To.
bacco: "strawberries and cream are good,
but they do not surpass in delicious flavor
q chew Of Lottier's Strawberry Twist To.
bacco. Besides, by chewing this tobacco,
you can secure handsome pocket knife,
handsome students lamp, a magnificent
gold watch, or complete set OF handsome
furniture, il you cave your tags. The to-
bacco is cheap and good, and these pres
ents ore thrown in gratis. Hubbard 4
PAUL are agents for Wheeling. All first.
clGa5 retail dealers keep it.
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How tho Muslin Likes his Own Picture.

Boston Post.
A singular story was told no Of the way
in which a great mastin who had never
been in the city manitested his opposi.
ton to bsiDy taken" After some littlc
trouble he was placed in position facing
the instrument, and remained quietly
until the photographer pulled the cloth
from tho front OF his lens and lot tho big
glnRa ego stare ut the hinge dos. This sas
too much for tho lnssti1, who at once
Rprans at the mschineand pulled il down
before his owner couldintcsfcre TO proven,
hia doing any more damage. Then, after
quietins the en!,nal and letting him fec
what waa wanted OF him, no submitted
calmly to being taken" and wns GO
pleased with his Photograph tina! copy
s Eept in his konnel firmly fnstcned by .
frame and covered by 4 glass which pre-
vents him from exercising his propensity
10 lick it with hia tongue.
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DIED.

LioEs-At Toronto, ohio. Thursday, April 7, 1857
AfSgK Lf0SS, aged n years.
Funeral from residence Of J. ". Bier, No. G. Six.
tenth street, this Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends Invited 10 attend. Inter.
ment at Peninsula Cemetery.
TAYLOR On Friday, April S, 1857. Mt GEO A. ~,
MAKGAEEr, wife OF Robert Taylor, aged ii
yeAfs.
Funeral from her late residence, l42 Eighteenth
street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
FrIeads Of the family invited 10 attend. In.
torment ut Peninsula Cemetery.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRiVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ii TRAlS5-On and after April l, lss7-E1pLA-
NATION OF REFEREsCE MARKs daily. Sunday
excepted. monday excepted Eastern Standard
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q. Q q. II u

y MI who Rro suffering from tho orrrranni
iHilS"rntl"nH II youth, nervous wrnkurss. rnrIv
decay In"S"f nrnh""l. be-. will srnd Il rrcirro
'hH' viii cur" you. FREE OF CHARGE ThmHront
Remedy "dr t'it."Vorri tyn minrtonnry IN hiuuh
Am"fi'H' HPni II ~Hf.miircNSod envelopes To tho
LHy. JoaEru 7. IsMAs. Station D, Ne,y Fork GU,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM LAND

BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust, boil, dated An,
!, 1882, 10 me made by Robert Milton Maxwell.
aud both OF record In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. re-.
spectvely In deed OF trust book 49, page i9S and in
deed OF trust book page So, will sell al public
auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1857. II Tho
north front door OF the Court House Of said COUNTY
IN the city Of Wheeling. beginning ut 10 O'Clock L.
X, the following property. that Is 10 say tho un.
divided hveSixths Is 6) OF certain tract OF land
On the waters OF MCGsaw's run. Liberty district.
OHIO county. known as the WIN. fatcsH fam
containing 256 acres and two poles, more or less
aud being the same land on which said Robert
Milton Maxwell now resides aud which was con.
yeyed TO him by Thomas q. Yates and others by
deed dated Apr! !, 1882, and OF record In bsId
Clerks Office Iii accd BOOK Il, page 3uS, and IN
WHICH last named deed rcIerence il hcrc made for
fuller description, BY NETS and bounds, OF said
land. A'' VI 'A'u
TERMS Or sALE-one.thl-d OF the purchase
money, and as much more IN the purchaser shall
elect 70 pay, in cash on the day OF sale: and The
residue III two equal payments with interest In ono
aud two Year, from said day Of sale, and the pur.
CHASER 70 give his notes for said deferred payp,ents
WIN Sood security 10 be approved by tho under.
hSneu and the legal title Of the property sold 10
be retained AZ further security Tor The nayiuenI
OF the residue Of said purchase money,
A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
certify that bond with security has been r,yen
oS the above named trustee as required by law
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio County.
mrlSTThAs '''
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A.. Hs ~ VI IthtlfNlus
Leave R"nlEc $40 p. nj. for woodAteII and
sunmrrteh. ~
leave feIAttc nj CSC p. H. for Zanesv!le mt! In
tCTmcl!atc pOinta "
ArriycAt lullaIrc n, 0:25 a. IN. and GOO n m
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The central location and new fittings OF
the stn'tevant House, New York, and
it8 popular management by MrHars. Mat.
thews Il pierson, make it just Tie place To
ktOD TTu,u
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CONVICT LABOR.
Pirst Glass L.borsr- Fight against
the Prison workman.
IHPfofAL To THR IrrrlLI

LIrTLR Rock ARN., September g.
The convict lebor question, Tor some
time past under dIscusslon In thls C ty,
seems likely tn coon assume sefions
proportions, unlrsI the city auhoh.
ties have the conyicis removed from
of the streets, A largely attended and
enthusiastic meeting Of citlE ms, com.
posed largely Of the bo.ter class Of
Little R'ck'd lab5rlng classes, WIS
held a. the corner Of Main and Fifth
streets tonight, al which some strong
speeches we're msde sRLnst the en-.
ployment OF this clafs OF labor in
competition with te free labor
Of AikanBis. Michael Mitchell was
made chairman Of thp tnesting, while
II. A. Piitafd acted as AeOfs'ary. MIR.
Ebert Oliver addressed the meeting,
ald he WA followed by Ito Rev. Lon
Z. Langley. Mr. Lar gley IL well known
as Kpight Of Labor, and mado the
race Tor Congress from this district last
fail egalntt Congieamia John II.
R,geis His talk was eenhible on the
poeiti)n he took Clunclman T.
o gems slfo made soms pertinen. 70.
marks. Chairman Mitchell closed the
dsblte, I'll the speeches being In the
same siTalu-all condemned tho use Of
canylei labor outside the walls Of The
poni,eniilry. A resolution we
adopted censuring he mayor TO- bis
failure TO execute the recent order ol
the City Council directing tha, no
convicts be worked on tn streets, and
he IL given mill Thursday 10 eni0cs
eald law or In nlpesctmsnt proceedings
are threatened against him. Council.
msD Weller is a.11 receiving consider.
able oeusnTe for having voted ior lha
mtasuro 10 keep the copvicB on the
streets, Mr. Weller btisu himself q
woTkingman-ai least a memb,r Of
the Typographical Union Of this city.
While 10 violent outbreak 80 apprs.
hended, tbe m tier has pot in'a .uci
shapg that glms'hing will have b b.
done WITH this cas- Of our nu,grlu.
mates, 0llo war viii ensue.
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CASE OF EX PARrE
IL Il Claimed ,hat Hamilton should
be Bstled.
ESPECIAL TO rHu APPxAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THs APrxAL.l
JACKSON, Mis,., September g.
Chief Justice Cooper has been &C
cupied during the day in hearing tx.
pert testimony OF physicians and eur.
geons In the case OF ex parte Jones 8
Hamilton on a writ Of habeas corpus.
OF the local faculty Doctors Johnston
Harrington, Hunter and Bailey iesi'-
fed. Doctors Rec, oi Meridian |;
Dunn, Of Greenville; Robinson, Of
Rqnkin, and CLANCY, Of Rolling Fork,
also testified. The burden OF their
Testimony was that the bullet resting
near the elbow joint and Immediately
over and pressing on the ulns nerve,
with only tiisue between II and said
nerve, thereby causing irritation, rem.
ders Il important and absolutely nee.
essary that 1. should be extracted a,
the earliest practicable moment or BE.
rious results will cartsinly follow to
the am and possibly tn the general
health; that Il would he dangerous TO
the patient to perform the ore'stiou
In the jail atmosphere. They each
testified TO the sanitary condition of
the Jail 'snd It's surroundings. DR..
Johnston's testimony WAS not "a
strong as sta,ed above, bat Of al the
others In effect, some putting II
even stronger. DR. Baley, who has
bean Hsmilton's regular attendant
since he wss shot, testified that " tho
operation should b, psrformed In jail
the chances would be decidedly
against the recovery Of tho patient;
tina, nothing short OF Gaze OF life
and death, or one Of very acute sui.
iering, would induce him % perform
the operation In the jail whera Ham.
ilion is confined. DR.. Damn testified
that no conscientious or cantlous sur.
gson would perform II there. All ex.
cspt Dr.. Johnstnn said that II psr.
formed In tho Jail II IL more than
probable that evil results would fol
low, such "A gangrene, erysipelap, o.
blood poison. DR. John'tnn said that
a purer stmolphere wouia 10 better In
wdich 10 perform the operation, In
which II would be lees dangerous
The case was adjourned until tomor
row morniug, when probably rebut.
ting testimony will be adlueed and
the case argued.
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MEMPHIS. TENN, Tuesday, sEPTEMBER g. 1887

Of the Lord. Three hearty cheers
were given for the Catholics oil Get-
many.
An interesting Question OF prin'
ciple" was raised when q report from a
society OF New Orleans was resd
which was written In the English Ian
gusge. Objection was mado 70 recelv.
ing II on that account, and Dr' Tap.
pert again came forward snd moved
that the society be instructed to hnd
out whether or not the German Ian
gusge was employed ss the official me.
dunn by that society or not, and II not
that the secretary notify the
society that the central nn.
ion receive no societies but
such as did employ the Ger
man lsngu 'gs exclusively. All this
was 10 be done in u spirit and tona OF
brotherly love, but IL must he insisted
upon. the reverend gentleman said,
al IL was a Q ues,ion OF principle, and
not an inch should be yielded. He
wsn,ed to have the matter settled At
once, but It was referred TO the Com
mit,ee on Constitution. As n ting
conclusion to the days prccsedirg, q
cablegram was ordered sent to Pore
Leo, cougra,ulsting him upon his
approaching jubilee and hsking mis-
blessing.
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The Measure Not Yet Reported
The Senate Committee VIII Prob
ably Bring 1t Up To-day.
Advocates Say here IL No DOubs
Of Its fiusl Pas age.
How tho Movers wiz RetalIato
shouli II Fail To Pass.
Thcy Will Vote Doun Any uea,urs
for Further appropriation
for the Educaitou Of
the Ncgro.
IsrNcIAL TO rAEArr.AL.I


ATLANTA, GA, September 8 This
SSua,e COMMITTEE has no, yet reported
on tie Glenn bill, but will probably
do 40 in the morning. tls advocates
say IA ro - no doubt Of its pas,sye,
bat should Il fall TO do 10, that they
will relaliate nv voting down any
Teasurre isr iulther appropriation OF
money 10 advance ths education of
She ago; enG that II tho people DO
advocate co-edunaion want 10 riucato
the negro, 1t tbsm DO Il al heir tU-
peoEe in the way lhey choose. Col.
Glenn, tho pruj ctgr Ol ,he bill, in an
interview, said; III do not ibiuk the
bill has aroussd any aentiment o. iesl.
ing against tho whites mt horet fore
exciting Tue bill was tho occasion,
apd not the cause, Of the npgrnes'
flaatc oppoaItion 10 any measures
tending t) widen tho sccia relations
OF tho whites and b'acks. 10 not
believe The Lasts II the oolored poo
pie In ths State desire oo.educR.ion,
bat that on sid,rs, mon who do not
on1t rslnnd the iUtings Of the South
ern people tuNard tuencgro ~ q rocial
b emen,, are Influencing the negroes
IN contend Tor oo.education, and are
ihuir wnist enemita. ! have always
on the q or ol tho Huule OF Repre-
seulativoa advocated ell measures
tending tu advance the higl er cduca-
ton Of the negro. | believe iu tho
equality, and not the Identity, OF
rights. On On Asseiead valuation Of
$3.50, GOO, 90 Of property in the state,
tie negro paid tsxsa on iS,0OO, 600,
and participated equally with tho
whites N ali school privilege"
COL Glenn ecum1 10 be- perfectly
homes, IN hiS opiuiuns, and thinku co
edu5aiup one OF Tho gfCatout evils
tha' The South could Gufirr. The bill,
90 amended, provides that inftead OF
imprleDrment In the peniten-
tia,y the penalty bo imprison-
msnt In the ~ or with the county
'hNN kaAks MINIMUM NHN VI NllO
coloiei tpfefentEtivts iu the HOuse
tayH the col0TCd people OF the Slate
viii hsht the bill 10 the end, and In
th. event oi i's raseage by the Senate
they will c1utirua IN hght II. From
eections oi thu State ha hears OF the
biit,r teeirg Of the negroes against
the biz, its pr jacior aud supporters.
lie seys be believes Mr.. Glenn honest
In his advocacy oi other measures for
further advancement OF the negro.
A Sensational Article IN the Eveuing
Journal. published hers, onticisss
visiting jonfnadsts rather severely.
socusilg them Of wsyirg the bloody
ohiH, etc.
Theie has hesn considerable com.
ment on the fact ttat Mr. Dayis had
not beer inviicd 10 attend tho Pi, D.
mont exposition, which optna here
on the 10 u next month. Mr.. Grady
stated that no Invitation bad been en-.
toudyd.
The Drrnirr fio'c'r will no ar.
TaigHtd tom nov.
PsCparations for tho reception of
Nj. q svelsnd aud q A. X. posts NJ
the opening q the exposition MT,
month are on magnificent basis.
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nULG
%. aism boIou raiRs Aboa, aaS.is'.
Proposal.

eoViA, Ss pt,mSsr b.--N, samhu
loa, he Prime Minister, in m inter.
yies regarding the proposal Of Russia
T. have ajoint Ruso-rurkieh com
misoon yis,s Bulgaria ani arrange her
sGairs, said II Geu. Enroth aud At.in
Efendi came a. private r,raons they
would be admitted into BllglIln, bat
not otherwioe. Bulgaria was alive 20
RuSis's obi sells and would repel any
intorltrenct In her internal AFFAIR." by
any power whatever. II Ru'aia liked
20 bcnd Gen. Enr1th tn Bulgaria as
her diploma ic sgent, thti wnuId We
different Boh hs and Attn EG,ndi
would be couiieouely received as duly
accredited diplomats.
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the Ennis sfiair was humbsg from
firststo last, and wonders that any man
was ever seriously concerned sbout Il.
The Post regards the resnlt St Ennis
with lively satisfaction. The Tele.
graph Gays: "Seldom, even in the
history OF Ifish agitation, has a greater
fisco been witnessed. The imposing
Nationalist array had to sneak Oh in.
to fed out Of the way oi thu police
10 hold basty meeting until dis.
psrsed by emsl troop Of huWars.
The Newo seys: ut Is TO the good
sense Of the Irish people and their
leaders hat the credit for ,le pspceful
issue OF the day 10 due. b th parties
did their duty, aud both may CAIN a
victory. 0aiy the auihcS OF the
prt clsmA,ion are defeated and rem.
dtred ridiculons."
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LoSDos, September 5--Tno Tinoa
ssys II II pies6s Hr. Dillon end BE
c5mpaoions 10 eysdo tho police aud
msko speeches al intervals on bsiHg
moved on, there 10 no roason 10 z ujge
the amusement Il making thtms Ives
ridiculous. :" Wo wish the PANEL.
ties were "a sally managed 10 tho
H1u,o Of Copm1ns as In the open air."
TIE \ andard reminds 'iuBy poo.
plB like Mr. Stanhops" thai whatever
their position Is insido the House OF
Commons, ou,Alde they arc simply
sitiEsns, subject " the Law, II lAyg
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lsrEoflL 10 rnn Ar.rILI

CHATrAspooA, TINS, Sep,emher 8.
Louis Noal, tbs twelve year old son
Of Oherlss Noal. wss caught a. he
elevator A. IL was leaving tue art
door ascending, at 7. n. Payne's, to.
day. He was carried to tho jolsts Of
the next hoor, when his hold was
Knocked loose and he fsll into tho
cellar iraosufing his bkuI and other.
Wise iujuhng him,
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PATAL AClIDFNTN
sis Casualties In Oss Day n, or Near
jackson, Team.

ssSen ANasa
lsrEoiAL 70 THs ArpElL.l
JACKSON, TEsE September J.--YcB.
terday w,gH remarkable day Ia this
city for serious and fatal socidentr.
The GnG on the 10. was Henry Lll.
caster, an iLdi,irlous whilo boy, ten
years Old. lie, with two other boyr,
were wathirg In the Fjrked Deer
river, whera no Wa,sr 10 seven or
eight feet deep. Henry attempted 10
sslm across the river, when no took
this G amp AID sank 10 Iite no more
About two houm sil0s hiJ body was
recovered near ib0 Hplt gEeie he
went down Tho boy'e m mIiher bed
requested hin faN h0urs b igio no.
to ~ 10 the river, but 10 no avail.
Tho next uui1riunato Was Ofls
Baker, aged Bin' yeirs, the son Of a
yidoEod mother. lie attempted 90
lump a irolghl train near tho UnIon
depot while Ia motion, Hs fell under
the wheels aHd hia light lex was cut
"a neAr the knee. A lhiB writing he
10 not dead, bu' M hope Of reeoysry.
A ron oi DR. Atch'eoD, tSslve yeala
o'd, who resides flieeu mllsa. oaa' n
this cily, wls thrown from horse and
instantly killed. Yesterday.
Dok Perry, Of this city, aged six
Teen yrarI Cd, was throgn from a
BUGGY ygrt.Tday Gad almcet killed.
Hs 30 now .n very critical condition; ;
no hope Of recovery.
A nrgfo woman was aleo tbr0wn by
a male aud Killed Aear this city yrl
teiday evoaiug.
A drummer iflyeling iof Cincin.
rali bouss died NJ the Arlington Ho.
gel, thigo ty, today Ills rema'ns will
b. sent TO his family In Michigan.
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siIIi Oh n strike.

l'''Ns " fhA AFFAAisl
BmNisonAM, ALA, September B.
About loriy brsk men aro sHll o.
strike, and every piac, hai been
promptly GIlsj. Nine trains arr5
sent on. today with thrso depu,l oa
eseh train. The Gfsmen we're NJ Vt
work. A futile efi0t WIS made today
70 ee' iht Atllnta, Georges and \ n.
ern mon t1 join the stfiks. Toe rail.
road anthontio3 aIc Grn and c1nii len
oi coping euccesslul,y with the II u.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
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IuK,, NIs', ZIP rmh5 5.--Ihe
" so'trs afili8 county held asecTei
rcri.o. at sEuriry irr tho purpose
a nominating q WlHeeg county
ucfo. ar ilH. tn ous tlIoaty Va the
dHd h'fT ru,h dprulson u was
putfo q ballot sod 4 i-a.ed b. the
non political body Of tle uigi1IE itioD.
Tho qu sdln Of sup or.lns Tho Heary
q 0fsi movement gEi nlsp di onf d,
trd ira.'y ret 4 hy ,hs vherlerB 10.
iutlg uaa l.mofI'y'1 have any hing
t1 ~ wiih tHe nov meUI That eet
tU7it forever ttis county.